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r/LookLateral•

Dear SEE holder,

We are writing to you today to update you on the status of Look Lateral and the refunds from our 2018 SEE Token Pre-Sale.

Much has changed in the crypto world in the time since we held the SEE Pre-sale in January of 2018.

Given the evolution of ICOs, and considering regulatory posture in various countries, Look Lateral changed the nature of the LOOK token.

Originally conceived as a “Utility token” , the LOOK was instead issued as a “Security Token” in a Security Token Offering (STO) designed to comply with securities laws in the U.S.A.

The basic assumptions of the LOOK tokens are the following:

-all LOOK tokens owners will earn a fixed return paid in dolla

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r/GodsUnchained•

I created an account when GU first released however when attempting to use the forgot password option, I keep receiving an error "An error has occurred while sending your password reset email. Try again later."

I've received this error the past 4-5 months and have had no luck attempting in different browsers. Any ideas?

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r/MathHelp•

I think I'm close to an answer but would like to verify my work. It doesn't sound right when I get my answer as the quantity seems too high.

Problem: There is a 20' diameter circle with a 4' wide cement path down the center. How many 4" x 8" bricks will it take to completely cover the 20' diameter circle (minus the 4' wide cement path down the center)? (edit: see picture of the design here)

My Answer:

The Circle -

I take 4' away from the 20' and am left with 16' diameter. Radius is 8'. A = 3.141 * 8^2 or 201 Sq. Ft.

The Bricks -

Each brick is 4" x 8" or 32 sq. inches. 1 Sq. Ft. = 144" meaning 1 brick is .222 sq. ft.

Quantity required -

201 sq. ft. req

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